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Interdisciplinary
ID 110–Media and Human Values (3)
ID 113–Introduction to Leadership (3)
ID 200H–Honors Seminar: Special Topics in
Interdisciplinary Studies (3)
ID 209–Ethnic Diversity (3)
ID 220–World War II Through Film (3)
ID 222–The Sixties (3)
ID 225–Disaster, Crisis and Emergency Management
(3)
ID 250–Global Scholar Experience
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ID 260–The Language of Hip Hop (3)
Multicultural Issues & Perspectives
ACE 101–Academic Engagement Seminar (3)
ASLS 106–Introduction to the Deaf Community (3)
BU 281–Global Awareness/Work Environment (3)
EN 227–Literature: Multicultural Perspectives (3)
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GG 201–Urban Social Geography (3)
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HI 217–African-American History (3)
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ID 250–Global Scholar Experience
∆
MU 108–Survey of World Music (3)
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PS 209–Women’s Studies: A Multicultural Perspective
on the Psychology & Sociology of Women (3)
4. Mathematics
MA 103–Foundations of Mathematics (3)
MA 103A–Foundations of Mathematics with Algebra
MA 111–Precalculus (4)
MA 130–College Algebra (3)
MA 131–Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry (3)
MA 201–Applied Calculus (3)
BU/MA 205–Business Statistics (3)
BU-MA 205A–Business Statistics with Algebra
MA 206–Elementary Statistics (3)
MA 206A–Elementary Statistics with Algebra
MA 207–Elementary Statistics with Probability (4)
MA 207A–Elementary Statistics with Probability and
Algebra
MA 210–Calculus I (4)
MA 211–Calculus II (4)
5. Science
BI 100–Fundamental Concepts of Biology (4)
BI 101–General Biology (4)
BI 102–General Biology (4)
BI 103–Anatomy & Physiology (4)
BI 104–Anatomy & Physiology (4)
BI 107–Human Biology (4)
BI 117–Study of the Human Body (3)
BI 120–Microbiology for Allied Health (4)
BI 130–Forensic Biology (4)
BI 140–Biotechnology and Society (3)
BI 201–General Ecology (4)
BI 202–Human Ecology (3)
CH 100–Chemistry & Society (4)
CH 101–General Chemistry (4)
CH 102–General Chemistry (4)
PC 103–Elements of Physical Science (3)
PC 104–The Water Planet: Intro. to Oceanography (3)
PC 105–Introduction to Science of Weather (3)
PC 106–Introduction to Meteorology (4)
PC 107–Introductory Astronomy (4)
PC 108–Historical Geology (4)
PC 109–Physical Geology (4)
PC 114–Contemporary Physical Science (4)
PC 115–Introduction to Geoscience (4)
PC 121–Energy and Society (3)
PY 101–Survey of Physics (3)
PY 201–Fundamentals of Physics (4)
PY 202–Fundamentals of Physics (4)
PY 203–Introductory Physics I (4)
PY 204–Introductory Physics II (4)
6. Social & Behavioral Sciences
Anthropology
AN 101–Introduction to Anthropology (3)
Economics
EC 201–Principles of Economics (Macro) (3)
EC 202–Principles of Economics (Micro) (3)
Education
ED 102–Schools & Society (3)
ED/PS 208–Human Growth & Development (3)
Geography
GG 101–Elements of Geography (3)
GG 102–Cultural Geography (3)
GG 201–Urban Social Geography (3)
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History
HI 101–History of Western Civilization (3)
HI 102–History of Western Civilization (3)
HI 201–History of the United States (3)
HI 202–History of the United States (3)
HI 217–African-American History (3)
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Human Services
HS 102–Human Relations (3)
Political Science
PI 104–American Government: National (3)
Psychology
PS 101–General Psychology (3)
PS 202–Social Psychology (3)
Sociology
SO 101–Introduction to Sociology (3)
SO 102–Social Problems (3)
* EN 102 can be taken to satisfy either the General
Education requirement in Communications or in
Humanities, but not both.
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THR/EN 229 can be taken to satisfy either the
General Education requirement in Arts or in
Humanities, but not both.
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HI 217 can be taken to satisfy either the General
Education requirement in Multicultural Issues &
Perspectives or in History, but not both.
✴
EN 227 can be taken to satisfy either the
General Education requirement in Humanities or
Multicultural Issues & Perspectives, but not both.
∆
ID 250 can be taken to satisfy either the General
Education requirement in Interdisciplinary or in
Multicultural Issues & Perspectives, but not both.
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GG 201 can be taken to satisfy either the General
Education requirement in Multicultural Issues &
Perspectives or Geography, but not both.
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MU 108 can be taken to satisfy either the General
Education requirement in Arts or in Multicultural
Issues & Perspectives, but not both.
Cultural Competence
Requirement
Developing cultural competence is essential for living and
working in a diverse democratic society. As part of the
college’s degree requirements, students must complete
a class that is designated a cultural competence course.
Cultural competence courses expose students to the
knowledge and skills necessary to participate effectively
in dynamic, evolvingmulticultural contexts. Students
will not be required to take an additional course for
graduation; rather, courses can double-count to fulfill an
existing general education requirement as well as the
cultural competence requirement. Following is a list of
those courses that will fulfill the cultural competence
requirement.
ACE 101–Academic Engagement Seminar
AN 101–Introduction to Anthropology
AN 103–Introduction to Archaeology
AR 103–Survey of Non-Western Art
AR 104–Survey of Art I
AR 105–Survey of Art II
ASLS 106–Introduction to the Deaf Community
BU 281–Global Awareness/Work Environment
CMSP 105–Small Group Communication
ED 203–Foundations of Special Education
EM 203–Social Impacts of Disaster
EN 205–World Literature
EN 206–World Literature
EN/CMM 218–Journalism Publication Practicum
EN 227–Literature: Multicultural Perspectives
EN 230–African American Literature
GG 102–Cultural Geography
GG 201–Urban Social Geography
HE 130– Tai Chi: A Cultural Perspective
HI 217–African-American History
HS 102–Human Relations
ID 209–Ethnic Diversity
ID 250 Global Scholar Experience
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ID 260 The Language of Hip Hop
LF 201–Intermediate French I
LF 202–Intermediate French II
LS 201–Intermediate Spanish I
LS 202–Intermediate Spanish II
LS 211–Spanish Conversation
MU 108–Survey of World Music
NU 101–Introduction to Clinical Nursing
PH 204–World Religions
PH 210–Ethics and Film
PS 209–Women’s Studies: A Multicultural Perspective
on the Psychology & Sociology of Women
SO 102–Social Problems
ST 101–Introduction to Surgical Technology